If Record-High Car Prices Aren’t Bad Enough, Insurance Costs Are Also Skyrocketing
War with Iran has pushed up gas prices by $1 per gallon, but there's another skyrocketing vehicle expense that hasn't gotten as much attention: car insurance.
Colorful Cars Are Making a Comeback
Most cars today tend to come in grayscale shades such as gray/silver, white, and black. It's a sharp contrast to eras like the 1950s, when American models like the Chevrolet Bel Air often wore far more vibrant paint jobs. A new report suggests that colorful exterior finishes may be regaining popularity.
Workhorse Steps Up with a More Affordable Electric Step Van
Workhorse is once again pushing back on affordability concerns and high fuel prices with the introduction of a new, more affordable configuration of the company’s W56 Step Van electric delivery vehicle.
The Strategic Pivot in 2026: Why OEMs and Fleet Management Companies Need a Unified Vehicle Intelligence Platform
By David Prusinski, CEO, VMS.AI
The shift toward the connected, intelligent automobile has accelerated rapidly, but the real disruption is not simply the growth of connected data; it is the speed at which new capabilities must now be engineered, deployed, and scaled across the vehicle ecosystem.
Greenlane Sets New Security Benchmark for Commercial EV Charging
Greenlane's security controls were independently verified as operating effectively across a nearly year-long audit period. Achieving both SOC 1®and SOC 2® Type 2 compliance demonstrates that Greenlane meets the data security standards enterprise fleet operators require from a charging partner.
